Top Kentucky Classes & Workshops

While there are lots of experiences that help you sample Kentucky-made alcoholic beverages, not many let you combine the experience with a crafting workshop. In this candle-making class, learn how to blend, label, wick, and pour your own custom-scented handmade candle, all while enjoying a range of Kentucky wines and beers.

Discover a unique tranquil sanctuary while visiting Lexington with our immersive Sunday Sound Bath experience at The Sound Healing Center of Lexington. Picture yourself reclined in comfort, surrounded by an atmosphere designed to transport you beyond relaxation. As you surrender to the experience, the facilitator skillfully weaves a tapestry of harmonious sounds using crystal singing bowls, rattles, drums, and more. These carefully chosen frequencies create a symphony of healing vibrations that wash over you. This is a practice of pure receptivity - no effort, no expectations. It's an invitation to let go, allowing the gentle sound waves to dissolve tensions or worries. The vibrations travel deep into your cells, releasing emotional knots and restoring the natural flow of energy. Don't miss the chance to partake in this transformative journey during your visit. Book your Sound Bath now and let the power of sound become a catalyst for your holistic wellness.

There are two kinds of Alfredo sauce in this world. The kind that comes out of a jar and the kind you make yourself with real butter, fresh cream and proper Parmesan. After this class you will only be making the second kind. Chef Christine walks you through the whole thing in a relaxed, beginner-friendly setting, starting with a simple pasta dough of flour, eggs and olive oil that you will knead, roll and hand-cut into fettuccine noodles. Then comes the Alfredo, rich, velvety and seasoned with garlic and parsley until it is the kind of sauce that makes the room go quiet when people take their first bite. Comforting, satisfying and genuinely impressive. Louisville night out sorted.

This is an intimate, host-led dining experience centered on seasonal cooking, thoughtful presentation, and the art of gathering. The experience can take place in the host’s private home or at the guest’s own home or Airbnb. Guests enjoy a beautifully prepared brunch or dinner while learning how menus are shaped by season and place, with an emphasis on relaxed, elegant entertaining rather than a formal cooking class.

Choose one of three private walking tour itineraries tailored to your interests for a food and history experience just for your group. Come hungry to enjoy starters, mains, dessert, and plenty of alcoholic drinks. Your guide ensures you get the full food and drink experience in Louisville and have a memorable night out.

Cleangoodeats cooking classes offer a unique farm-to-table experience, blending vibrant, fresh ingredients with creative, nutrient-packed recipes. Our classes are designed to inspire travelers to explore bold flavors, master culinary techniques, and create meals that nourish both body and soul. Each session is hands-on and interactive, giving you the opportunity to prepare delicious, healthy dishes while learning tips on how to source local, organic produce and grass-fed meats. The emphasis on flavor, health, and fun creates a one-of-a-kind culinary adventure you won’t find anywhere else.

Gnocchi sounds like the kind of thing only Italian grandmothers can pull off. Chef Christine is about to prove that very wrong, and make it genuinely fun in the process. In this laid-back, beginner-friendly class you will go from a pile of Russet potatoes and flour to a plate of pillowy homemade gnocchi tossed in a brown butter sauce with crispy sage, black pepper and a finish of Parmesan and fresh chives that makes the whole dish sing. Along the way you will learn how to work a gnocchi dough, shape it properly and nail the brown butter timing, that precise moment between golden and gone that makes all the difference. Come as a complete beginner. Leave as someone who makes gnocchi from scratch now. Louisville dinner parties will never be the same.